Cheap John's Cfnainanaments
CHEAP JOHNI3
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T,E N COMMANDMENTS !
I am Cheap John, who keeps
forth In the Franklin House, behind the
Court Home.
Thou shalt buy at no other places
but at Cheap Jobu'e.•
Thou shalt not commit the great
error to Ito to some other pia, to boy.
_Thou shalt not go to ally other
place to pay two irlcee, for I am a Jealous
Cheap John, watching you Dom the Cool t
House eteeplu,
I show mercy to the poor man in
giving bini bargain..
VI. Remember I don't son on a
bath day.
VII. Honor Cheap John, for he Is the
, beuafacfor °frogged hutnotilly.l.,
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VIII. I have clothing. I have Boots
and shwee
IX. I have hats and Notions
-X. -the - only Cheap--John- -in
Oululo selllug my good“ 2 per vent
- cheaper than ati , other store.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
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(Behind the Court gouse,l
CARLISLE, PA.,
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City Advertisements.
SOLID SILVER and
SILTER PLATED WARE
- or every description and Intolt designs. oultable for
Bridal Gifts, Testimonials, and Holiday
Presents.
Prices lower than tho regular market rate..
Extraordinary Indueomanta to purchanora.
GEO.II.BECUTEL, No, 716 Arch Street,
miliarmuulti.
22°470
(Ohl Ditablishod Stand.)
AGENTS WANTED. Agentswant
ed, $75 to $2OO por mouth, male and female,
to sell the celebrated and original Common Penes
Family Sewing Machine, Improved and perfected; it
will beta, fall, stitch, tuck, bind, brnid, mid embroider
in a most superior manner. Prico duly Sib: For sim
plicity and durability it hue no rival. Do not buy
row ally parties selling machines under the same
saws ammo es ours, unless having a Certificate o
Agency signed by 119, as they aro worthless cast Iru
machines. liar circulars and tenni. ' apply or address
H. CRAIVFORD A CO.
413 Choelnut street, Ph
Boots, Shoes and Trunks
STROHM & SPONST,E Et,
No. 13, So IA Ha ;weer CurUisla
Think NI fur tin, putt owto extoolled itjouniere
tufore, do Lux' auuuune• Ow' MlLiul large tdook
SPRING STYLI...B OF DUO'S AND SHOES, Fon
Ladies and
Misses,
Gents and Boys,
Youths itud Childs
%bleb •re übrivellotl for comfort awl beauty. Also
TRUNKS AND VALISES;
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AU of 04141 s will be 9,1 d al . quiall "I.ofil, Cal! ono
ItLAI gut tl full .04 • iklout ywir moey.
MEI
CHEAP
l; Gude! aro MA 1..1. IVL,n s.lea L. buy
all 41110), and Anipuelally In thu watt', ur
• BOOTS kIrD SHOES
go to a dealer on Chose won'e you you rely. for very
few two goad J wive of Welber.
thla ILnd of yt.ar many will 1.1.1 wanting .
',Gold anti eillota fur so miller wear. All kn.% eau ha
11.01111110thltud at
- ' ADAM' DYSERT?S,
whore will ho (baud a supply , at the lowest prices
boots null abuse made lb ardor with the utmoet dis
patch:: Place of busldotar ' , •
No. 84 :East 1 - Al,l7ter:street, Carliele, Pa
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G CALM();
Nu. 29 Wear Muiw &MIXT.
CARLISLE,
Tl,p„llArrtan of C,rlloy.l
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" The Ii ATTER 'of O4rllele I I
The Intuit slyhinjuat rocelvedl
The latest stylen always 'on hand I 1
BILK BATH from rho beat Manufactures I I I
f!All'ION'/IBLII UATB just out l'l 11
J. 0. CALM. iv laces to coil attoo lion ,to cls 1111'v
IMIZI
114TEA.ND BAPS
lie nowufsetures Hata ha order, •od has the bast
sirt , augomento o for •oolorlog liatt p " 19.5010 n Good,.
odilvoicOott, at thortiiettea. •
The highest 9,0311 ~ e rqcp paid fur
s COUNTRY FURS
,W . 011141111 A (litt..(a.
NO 46 MAIN STREET
lanyo9
Dry 'Goods , and Carpets.. -
D9 N . V . 1 ." ,P°WNT
D tl'Oil l )
,
4% -AT7-
D. A. SAWYER'S,
CIiEAP S TORE
Prides Lowe') .than ever!
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS 1
Constant Additions to -our Stock I
C 1111.4 DRESS GOODS!
At 25 and 30 cents, worth 40 to 00 cont..
Wo aro selling Drew, Goods at 40 per cent Ins than
Wit month.
, SHAWLS] SHAWLS'
We env offering Kumla at remarkably low iirlet
WATER PROOFS! WATER PROOFS!
A splendid pless'at $l.OO or yard
VELVETEIII , II3 1 .TELY.ET.ELN.9.
Veholm. at 50 centr, $l.OO, and upwar4
MIMI
A splendid lino of Ladles9aud Chlldton'e Fore
Wo have no old Furs with 'which to balt'cuttomors.
Come and examine our. stock, and you will be con
_Come
that *a 1111Y0 the cheapest Fore In tho town.
REDUCTION IN DOMESTIC GOODS
Correeponding to decline in gold.
A henry unbleached !audio, eau yard inch, worth
lb canto, for 124. Calicoes, Olaghame , aud Tick
lugs reduced.
A cheep lot of
BLANKETS,
et in ficau the mlllm
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Overcastings away don n.
Min's Undershirts and Drawers, 50 stints ppd up
wards.
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ITllrtirsUpprotwlth - novelties - ruyable - forliolfdsy
Presents. ,
Coma all, Como all, - anti tee for yo.r.atv..,
lava your mousy.
MEM
BARGAINS!
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IN DRY GOODS, FROU AUCTION,
00I1BY'S
HEAP STORE
Nu. opening, a seenud supply of the Leanest 101 l
and Winter 00°0 brought to earlielo title season.
A large assortment of Ladles Dress Oood• In every
variety.
Cloths
,C;aiisimeros,_
Sattinets,
unvommottly low
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS, very chaap
IVATEn-PROON CLOTH to ull .1011
Maxline, Th•kinge, Gingham, Lc.. at the very lowest
notch. Hosiery, Gloves, Underehirls,'kc , cheaper
than over. Table Linmta, Toweling, and Napkins.
All kind. of Notions, Threads, Tama, Braids, Shirt
Coilare r lAnties`,ltaltnoral ie., to .endletei
variety.
Special bargain. In It !Unite., of a tier make,
end splendid quality.
M!!E 2EI r::111
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An entire now lut of Fur.. Great borgalue, Laying
no old one.. Porches°ra ran depend on 'getting
new and cheap article.
Purchases aro earueetly requested to .11 and ex
amine my stock of now r ands, and solid, throatily..
No trouble to show Goode at the Cheap Coati Store.
NO. 47 WEST MAIN STRItIOT, CARLISLE
CHARLES OGILBY
MED
DECLINE IN GOLD I
CORRESPONDING DECLINE fl aoous
Quite.n excitement In the Dry floods market, In 2.
very marked decline in price. of,
DRESS GOODS,
Bilks, Dalain., Morino., Alpaccaa. Pontiac Sorge a,
and a largo variety. COMPrIIIIIIII uaarly Ovary
thing la thia lino of good..
STAPLE GOODS
flannels, Ti.ting., Gingham., Ellankote,duito.adw,
IC outycky CLOTH& and CASSIMEDES, I.tuau
crud Cott.. Tulle Diaper., Shirtirwr. Chock...
WHITE GOODS.'
Swine, Naius.k, Cuintalcs, Jucouota, FrrucL Mau
Iluu, Tiirletunu, Cumbria, uud !Irian .tidglngu .d I u
surtluge
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
rinttniugs. In groat Tuddiy; .k.lblan., of tlik. boat .
llath aid -
FANCY GOODS
f a great mazy said- all vary cliexp
Ladies' Under Clothing,
ry mule aud trlwmud, Alw
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Ituggeto, Rum Window Shad., Quilts, Omuta,.
panes, and maitygooda not mentioned Tor Neat of
pane.
We claim to have tko largest itnil beet stock. , of
Dry . lends Ititke . interim' tko e ell.
at ouch prima; ea VIII 1411.1sfy H that this Is the plea.
to 3i tt a nd lxirgettnk
Plumbing, Ga Pitting, ‘re,
JAMES CANIPEELL. W. F. uuNybon
PLUMBING, GAS ANI) STEAM
No. 1H Nortl Ha cover Sdreel,
I . lllile
AT BUSINESS!
underkAguaS are now folly pi spat tot to alttOitl
this Imolatos lo all /not Lllfforout Lruncllek. They
so koup, ,ousWally ow Laud sod for Silo,
'Anti CLOSItTcI, BATH' TUBB,
WATER. CLOHNTS, BATH TUBB,
NVATBIt CLOUTS, BATH - TUB+,
OLOBBTB, I.IITII TUBE,
, • WABIt -BASINS, lIYDRANTit,
' Hit and Porn Cisterns,
lArt end Force Cisterns,
and Do. Well Pumps, Lead, 'lona Culla ,
end-Poop Well Pumps, End, Terra Cotta
.cl Iron Pipe. adman Tops and Floss.
GAS PIPE AND rixTtat . is
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Olobtx, and all kinds of Bram Work ,thr ateurus and
wator,conatantly 'on hand, or furnished to; order.
Dwallloga, Chorelnto, 'factories, and other
In town or ranntry - , fitted op with natant's and n„•
patch. ♦ll work warranted.
Tbank.f.ll fur public I patronage , ere hope by oh 10,
attention to businese to merit • continuance of 1,.•
now—Term reasonable, It requiring. but one Ir, al
to secure your custom. Oleo no cal). Don't f•I
the plane, No 18, North Nano, or .atreet. In the
meat of Sipe'. newt bulhling. All ofiletolleft a , .1.
resider.° . of either Breve...
0 () CA ItPBIELL CAMPBELL on HAYWOOD .
at an) lime, oltLer,• Soy or' alglitoral' prontll , y
attended to; James Cittoßball,: Alitioutdor's Row,
Pitt otrcot, or William llonwood,SoutNittroot, h
Wort. • ~ •
Ilovly special adratitagoo ro are 'proparod to
fornlsS • ,
• 'COPPER WORT[ O W ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
ter ittlll Cowieused other purpoare, at home or, at tt
diatanes. •.; • , , '
• 'COPPER . PIPE' ro Ishid 'to 'ardor, either Arawu
or brazed.
--,s - ofnety-couatiay .- &- - compioi
DA "EI,,GOQDI3 - 0'
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OHRTBtAl.kk ' Pil - gBEXTg. -
9N' MONDAY, DECEMBER
WE BRILL ARRANGE ON
.914C.1 A I. CO UNTER 8,
1 - 1131ENS . F . PUBC11ASff
MEE
NEW YORE ISIPORTERS
HANDSOME DRESS Goubp,
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS
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BARGAINS
Striped Eatins iu CLlntr. Colnto, • t 20, rootovot 00t,
to Import.
Otie Guo All-{Soul Fun,L Huduole, at
Ono Owio Ali W, Wrench Nerinoos, at
Oue Case Plain Solid Color SutiL Cloths, 32 louhe
nide, ut 117! jt.
Splorolla Qttsllly Iloory Sotins, 6.3 e , vory Laude ma
for Sulu.
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Silk l'orauJ P4111.1,1E1 sulkud dark ,ulori,
F?
11%,1 Quality French Printa, la Chlute 371i0
Two vamps of very hand outs soft finish
-- Coo ds,Bo,inclterwide, for_6ultant.Ls _cents._ _These
guints ara worth it •
and Jaunt],
HOMER,
.CXML4DA.IY ..14 CO.,
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Cloths and Furnislang Goods
BE BEST,
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the largcct ravel( of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
to Carlisle, for Men's, Youths, and Boys' wear, to be
found at the old and popular store of
ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
No, 22 North Hanover Street,
where 'you can dud the latest productions of Euro
ran and American manufacture.
ul avery tla,nriptlon and quality, and all tha varliouo
popular and navlllonabla ahades.
OVER-COATINGS
The hugest andortmnut ever displayed
Cassimeres qiendlens variety,
oplwiadldoluelE of T..
• n iwui.otu •Awk Hardy-mode Clothing, of our WI
Cl'lid y garweuls weds to order. A
splendid assortulant of
GiJntlowsu's FLu13.15.1)10g Goods
OEM
VOISII2,
Carpetbag.,
ou't WI to Ore us la call
We tli,OllBl.ltlllllillii to sell 111.01JOI. thou Ally Mt.!.
In tos.M.
BENT% 6 CO
N , ISAAC LIVINGSTON,
ortla Hanover Street, Carlisle.
GEO
CITY ADVERTIBEMBNT.
A GgNTSWANTED
.
—YOH TRU—
" 11 It IlAtir 1 , POUTS; Y ANUBO :VT."
Ileinr al;of atiechand Jinni tb. haul,
Kvigll.+lg. Scofoli, blab , nnd . Amuricsu.
an Intrutlunthatiby
===EM
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The entire notyk,,,.page by page, leo pivoted under
the educated erlticinm and 11°11°1.41y eye of t hie greet
poet.
The handeemeut and cheeped book extant, eon.
.taining more to give it enduring tam o end make It
universally popular than any book' iv.er
It hue eontetbleg In it of the teat for every oue—for
the old, the middle.aged,aud the young. Pra•Ptina
the IIIMIt; thi, alit be the book moat lore 4.and , the
most frequently referred to in the family. ,
This le a IstrY In one book, whole motion(' will
never grow oil 'or stele. It will be read and reread
wlth,the greet t pltiburo. Over 80 page., L.eauti
fully 'printed, °heftily Melte...At* leandeo.m. l l
betted. Poll hely by subacelption._Teschers,Xler
union, active Alen nod Women, Ain all mitre pc od
pay with light Work by taking ma'am:ley for tlft'e
book. :femme very liberal. wend for Ortular..bm s ,
to . EO. MACLEAN, .
lade°7o.3ta •710 Beniem
fOte Olioicest ,Omoking ToP•aeco
Tilt 'BEST AND CHOICEST
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UMOKING TOBACCO
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, liananufacturplat . ;;
FACTORY; NO. 1,
3D DIBT/t109: Of-BIAIIY:LANI)
• ••41iY , Soo tit ("41)7 "iiie,c!ige,lciu . buy boars 11,61,
2 , 00•17041
' F ort gALIj. ;
Ito thus Coil flitsenfogi o .tAksp, out'ottldaold ln
PAU trade, at SI.U9 partun st 'Ards of .
1000t70 • ' • 11.131.411%. -
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Mil
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To Qui. taut
A Lange Line of
A I'A:W QUOTATIONS
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'I weetla,
atiudte,
Cheviots, &c
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EstQblished 1847
i4RDWAREe'SAPBS, —
C o ARLISLE.
HARDWARE HOUSE!
BATON. , : I J. P. I D. D. SAXTON
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' Fl. SAXTON 6. CO.,
1:7 )
N 0.15 EAST MAIN.STRIIIIST,
Carlisle, Pa.,
Drab rs tu
IMPORTED d tMEWCAN ITARDIVARE,
Bull‘lll4, /!.dekceplt;i, FPI wiLig abd
11411.DWARE! lIARGIXAIW! -HARDWARK
:NOTICE
We hoceitils.thiy toisoctutell with oa lu bugioNa D.
B. SAXTON. The firm will gall *motions, on before,
If. Faxtm & Co.,
- 11eltovIng a short credit la to the mutual bouent of
all portico, we hoeu,iherefore, coueludod to adopt a
eredit of three months to responsible .partleo, at
which thuee our bills will be renderedola : January,
April, July, and .October, whou tattles:neat will be
made. .
Thankful for past patronage, and soliciting a cult
t 'nuance' oltflit aro &vista,' I ; ,
We remain rexpectfully,
11. SA XTPN & CO
N. 8.-01,1 Ora kr' mail sbull rocalroas prompt at
tention, and witl,bo mid at a. lbrir.ratpiaa_lolclfrered
lu pereon .
GJRII7I
MILLER 8 BOWERS'
HARDWARE STORE,
20 NORTH HANOVER STREET,
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WE would respectfully call the /uteri
tint, of - the public to our recoutly replecleh•
ea STOCK pv HARDWARE maklog it cow oue of
the lerrest lo Cumberland Valley and corgeistior
lo part of HAMMERED AND itOI,I,ED
I TZ, ‘ O,, N
BURDON'S HORSE b11U69, NUlt WAY RODS
BLACKSMITHS', wauoN MABERS',COACII MA
N NNW AND CANdneNTER TOOLS,
if VILDIW MATERIAL
'Saddlery }
—Puenl
CAbluet,Makersi Undertaken, and - -Coseti- Makors
MATERIAL
nal., Fhovels, York., Rakes, to
Rdpers for McCORMICII2/3 ItEAPICII cbastantly
on band: We are constantly In receipt of goodS
Creel from the manufacturers and are able to fur.
nleh country merchant. at Philadelphia and Now
York priori
aar:GOODS delivered to all parts of the town free
of eharga,
WILCOX & GIBBS'
SE WIN G MA CHIII'L+,
We have sicured ,tbo Agency of the 'Wilcox 8.
Gibbs' Setting Machine, a little family arrangement
no one looms willing to do without after having seen
one in operation.. The Wilcox k Gibbs' I. a Wright
Thread Idachlue, and claims superiority over all
Double Thread Machines, In the following particu
lars: It is simpler, and less liable to get out of re
pair; It is cheaper:" it tuns with lose nobs; It rune
easier; it runs falter; It boa the best device for pro•
-venting the wheel from running backward; it re.
quires lase mechanical skill to operate it; it requires
lore time and instruction to learn to me It ; It is the
most certain and reliable In Its operations; Its
needle is straight and lees liable to be broken than
carved ono; the needle le encored in its place by
on Ingeniously patented device which renders it
self-adjusting, no that neither skill nor experience
aro required in arranging it; it sews directly from
the spool, thus doing away with the MIMIue opera
tion of re•wlnding the thread for adjustment in the
shuttle; it makes the Wilcox k Gibbs', or " twisted
loop stitch ' a stitch original with this machlue,
and made by an other; the imam is mole elastic nod
stronger than the Lock Mit eh; theme= le the most
even and beantlfrilt the seam le always self fastened
thus avoiding 'a 'reversible feed ; its tension Is more
simple and more ea.lly adjusted; it la more speedily
changed from one kind of work to another; It does
beautiful embroidery; It has the best hemmer; It
hes the beat filler; It hair the beet braider; it hes
the bait Lett. The 'Wilcox k Gibbs has been in, the
market for a little more than eight years, during
which time upwards of sixty thousand have been
made and sold, a. number be fifty per cent larger
than were mid orally Doable Thread Machine In tho
same dumber of its earliest year.. Such success Is
mulliclent to warrant the seise( this Machine wherever
it has an agency, without the doubling evidence of
testimonial., of which there are enough to 1111 up the
columns in thalami, These MAchinee.are on exhi
bition at our store,
NO.' 20 NORTH WANCTICI STREET, CARLII3.I.4i,
whore they moy bo examined, and thoy Will take
great ptooeeoo It. explaining anything relating to It,
' HILLER t BOWERS,
26 North Hanover .trout,
InJubrifs Carlisle, Pit„
' Stoves (ilia Tinware.
EXCELSIOR
STOVE AND TIN-WARE
NI: PORT ET .14
Tim undersigned would resputtfully Inform the
citizens et enr.lels and vlclnitys that ho still carries
on din
STOVA AND . TINIVATtIi .11USINReft, ,
I - ell Ite . trurioul iee ., ll : aa . 114
Aganry thr the following popular stovim C• • .
Parlor and Office -,9tovoa,
Morning Glory,
kOriiing Light,
Parlor noator,
Pallor Liglit,
' • • ' ' ' • 'Light Homo,
togother with a v'Arloti ot 0001 C S2'9VE.B.
'ccimbinatiou Gattnop,,' '
• Eurolia, " • '
ME
Regulator,
Niagara,
FrOasnOtatp* aud FlraboaNlStoveo;
bolo prepared to furnteh at the lowort'irtarket
rates. • „
Stove Itepairing promptly,attended to: Itootlog,
Spouting, and Jobbing oxecntod in 'tlie mod mitts
factory 'noun's, .
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TINWARI4,
of every description constantly on hand, ox made to
order, at renewable' peelr. . • .
Having none but experienced workmen gmployeab
'ho hOpea by si clove - attention to 'balances to seance
the public patronage.
_Yllepiember 1.1.4) Vacs,
le; wB9T MAIN 9TRHCf.
" • • . . PAUWIL A. 414irDi.
.-Jat?°l 7o V •
- :Ton-EhiPlßE'm UTUAL
BM
,U.NEX/131PLED 1
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TILE SFIRE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
, . .
OF NEW YORJ,
Mil
in the Arai Fifteen Months of Its existence huts issued
OVEIt SOETY•PIVP IWNDRED Pomona
• •
• IRSIMIXG OVEIt $8,000,000.00
and taking in Premiums $000,000.00,
being the largest eommencoment business ever done
by any company In the *mid I •
TUN REASON 3'oll IT
Ordinary wbole-lifo Foliate. dm, absolutely non
forfeitable from payment of first asional premium.
- 11peelal In.umnoe non-fortnltable Attar two onnant
payment.
'.AII pollcla ineonteatablo for onual mopes, arid
obsoletely Ineonteatible after two arumel premium..
All rittrlettone upon travel and residence removed,
nod no, permits ratialred.
.Ne accumulation of intermit an Loans or Reforrod
' , runtime, and no Int:roam, of annual raymenta ou
any claw of policioe.-
Unetitird of tho premium leaned to the party in.
ored, If donirek and no Note required.
PlWands on ilea - progressive pht, este also epee
the guarantee lutenist Ole.
Bustuovs of tile oorupauy conducted on tha Mutual
Plan.
Poll.ulmplo null fair Ist Itl provielous
Inc . onteStabllity of Policies.
It Is the purpoeo of The Empire to fnifill all Its
sontracle;tho midgese of which Is that its Wiry
has no convenient refuges by means of which it Can
serape a just domoild. Prosiin fraud - on the put of
the insured:olf always Itivaildate a polloy. Also
.sulelde, If committed pre sione to the payment of the
sewed annual premium.; pr death caused by engaging
In anj specially hazardous busluom within the first.
IWO years. But after the expiration of two year.,
the policy- will be hold incontestable for all causes
except fraud.
Non-Forfeiture of Lifo Policies. 9
No policy of insurance with eentlnuotta payment,
for life will be forfeited or become void by the non
payment of premiums thereon, until the full paying
power of the premiums have been exhouated. The
language of the policy lo;
"`,That If my premium after the test annual pre
mium shall have been paid, ellen not bo paid un the
day when duo, and the said tnsured shall, within
thirty days thereafter, give notice In writing of Ina
bility to pay the same, and of a desire that said
policy shall be continued la forcer under the following
condithaw. Titan and,,in - such case this policy .111111
not be forfeited Cr become void by the nost.payment
of the said premium dno thereou„until Ada- the
expiration of a period, to he determined al follow.,
to wit: The net value of this pulley when the pre
mium because; dm shall be determined by actuarial
calculation, and after deducting front ouch net Tido.
the Leans upon sold policy :Incarnated by dividends,
sod any indebtedness to tl Company, four-fifths of
:What remains shall be considered a net single
premium of temporary insurance, and this policy
shall be condi:swain force during the term for which
it will insure, according to the age of the party at
tbo time of the lapse arils. premium. .
Example; of the NOMPorfeitable Plan of
the " Empire."
Algraefixerty insured, CA. Ordinary , whole.life
One annual,pretolunr will cantinas the policy In
force 3 Tait!, and 3 days. -
tsra'sistOsaftraralnsila-will , cantinne.the.hulfiy.
force 4 years and 12 days.
FM
Three annual nremlume will ountlillee ilea policy In
_ force. o,yearti c anil77_daya.
Dour annual premium. will continue the policy lu
force 0 year. and 46 dry.,
Five annual premium■ will eontiuue the pulley 1•
forme 10 ywlrs and 36 days.
etc., ate., cla
- 4 -OFF
G. Hilton Seribuor, President
George W. Smith, Vice Presi
dant.
11111
Sidney W. Crofut, Secretary
Lemuel 1-1, Waters, Actuary.
Thomas K. Marcy, M. D., iMedi
'cal Examiner.
Everett Clapp, Clapp, Superintendent of
- • Ag,eneies.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE PRESS
Tho Empire to a popular tustitutlor, managed by
reliable mon, on sound business principles, and Is
4011.111 ml at a vori .early day to stand ehoulder to
if moulder with the oldest eompanlos of Its chsrnetor
In the soonntry. Ile orlonn and directors " mean
business," and have oi-ganleed with the VIM of
establishing a model laslllutles.-21". r. hftpend.
tut, January 20, 1170,
"This coutplay lir n gnat wore.; itie mina of
üblo, eoouomicrtl, and reliable Inctsvigau{slat. Tito
Empire Las uo ouperior Ea the oouotry."—Bosfon
Po,a. ,
"The lauccond or illo litifilka bus boom unsurpikeise,l .
—Trarrler. r • .
"TLn timpirii will attract olio
eoutemplutlng p.lfu Insurauco."— Watchman and Re.
f Irak, '
"guying/4 lu this COWL/dal Y. we feel n just
pri to lo•tho giant elleol.ll It Ix
.• Au evulloit Herald.
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"A wiry anneessall Comp ny."—euzigregationaliel
"Tire Moira - klutnel 'ls'.unsurpseend: The men
oonnootett wltk It nro,''for, thoail who know them, a
onltleluot renosumendullou of 'the Company."—The
Nation,
"It b with peetillar pleasure that we hpaak bf thin
now essolidate for pubile faier: "yl'e knew many
Yerkett Ante Ma rmellt eat bf the a onspany. Wo know
him to be a lean of energy, of character, of superior,
business ability, and above all else, a sueoeserni man
in wbatoVer,he ainlettakee. The truoh ti, the Com.
patsy has adopted the beet improvement. of the day
*lts oripinaptlau."-.Veto l Mgiand huttratica Ga.
Superior,
GRO. 13. 13M10,
AGIIIIT FOE
-cluanborivaul,. Parry, and Juniata CCitin.
• - eon. - -•-• • .
OFFIek WITII , , Ju.
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SI lfQ.l~
Dry Goods, Carpels; de.
MO
FALL AND-WINTER
OPENING TO•DXY-
AT TIM
CENTRAL
DRY GOODS STORE.
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DRESS GOODS.
Client Bwistu. from late
AUCTION SALES,
Is .Nol' York aud;Pltilndelybla
ASTRACAN CLOAKING CLOTHS,
CARACCLA. CLOAKING °LOTUS
SEAL SKIN CLOAKING CLOTUS,
LXTItA BEAVER OLOAKINGS
Blue, Bruwn, Purple mud Black
VELVETEENS,
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
iTliBl -. FURS . ' FURS:
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The Iltra and Choapost in town
A gral4 'tarsal° lo all klnde of Colorpd awl Ina.:
lILA ETSI ETB!
Flannels, Flannels,
Flannels,
relt whlrts, iraolouts,l Otitis, the latg.t it,torttneut
at Ma lottimt
CLOTHS AND CASSINERES,
0 VP:II-C:0.4 TING S,
the I rvent stkuk in !l.'s, LI. fat Ulu 1 , 1 we. one
munch ay.
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:sex hityle, of
Mil.
Break teat Shawlc
Children*. Cloak.,
Seals. Soli* Tie. and
everything eleo In tLe Notion Lino. -
CARP ETSI CARPETS!
Floor Oil-eloya, Table Oil-Clotl s,
Druggets, Mattings, Rugs, &c.
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at.sortanent off suey Pruggy 114,
Du nut fall to gine us a call, as we can glee you all
better bargains than you can get anywhere elae, In
all kinds of Dry Goods and Carpet,.
LEIDICEI & MILLER.
N 0.2 NAZI' MAIN STREET, CARLISLE, YA
171.70 •
N W DRY GOODS STORE
DLII(E & BURIC.IIOI,DER
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Below the Car9isle Depotik
Him Jett retweed &vie N Yu, k
with en satire ,
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Our goody hard beau inlectod r Ith the gioute4t care
and lupoint of bnauty and cheuptu.reeranot iro .r
rolled.
We Invite every one to 0.110 tuttllllipeCt 011 r Qllol,e
stock of good. You will rind et •ry t,rioty and its le
of goods the rourkote ntNrd, In
Dross Goods,
Clutha,
Cassimeres,
Shawls,
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Silk Epi,tyliii.s
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Eniperst C'futA2, _Vcrinos. and
ahotre and 011ie
MRS FURS
.Qiir stook' of Yore enemde ■nylhlng to p lot of
Lesaiy of dulels, aoS6wuesi urquality,"abd NiV Norio
marked them down to lower prices then hay evor
been offered In Carlisle.
We purchase tide Moak from the largeet nod beA
House In New Ypsk.•
We haveloade n cholc• selection of
CLOSIIS AND CASF3I3II:ItEg,
to which wo inrite 'Ch's eepeclal attention of young
end old „Y./ Isere selected some choice patterns of
NOLOY CASSIIIHAES,
particularly adapted to young 111011. {Yo bare evety
thing In
DOMEST es
Dfuslins,
Flannels,
Printa,
Blankets,
Tlekings,
Coverlets,
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• 'Counterpane,:
Balmorabr, jurn!turo Checks,' &o
LADIES'. AND DENT'S
.DNDERIVNAR
of all kindir A few ortbe advantagie of buying
goods from)]. are, Ire internam entire • •
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NEW STOW E OW GOODS TO SELECT W&031,
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wkleb hare been bought tor cash; and we wtll allow
no cue to poderkell •. • „ ; ,
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ifo extend a cordial 'lnvitation to all tu4ll and
s peoua before making your purehosen, as ere think we
sax, eller anti* Inducement,. ;
Respect/Unit,'
VIIIC)1 ft ItIIIABOLNII4,
cdotTO
Hop land's Gerinan Medicines.
1870
HOOFLAND'S ,
GERMAN MEDICINES;
IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Hooflaud's. Podophyllin.Pill,
110.0FLAND'S GREEK OIL
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A Bats, withiwt A icoh•A i,. 41pii:N J an y Ufa.
Is different trout all others. It le compoewl of the
pure Juices of situ) principle or Reels, Herbs, and
Birks (or as medicinally termed, extracts.) the worth
less or.iuert portions of the ingredients not' being
use . In oneTßtre - ortlibi Bitters - there
is contained ati much medicinal- virtue as will be
found in several ,gallons of ordinary mixtures. The
Roots, dm., tisid in thia Bitters are grown in tier,
many, their vital principles extracted in that country
by a odes tine Chumist and forwarded to the manu
factory in this city, whore they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no spirituous ingredients, this
Bitters le free from the objections urged against bit
other. ; no des:re for stimulant, eau be induced
from their use, they cannot teaks drunk:ode, and
cannot, under any circumstances, hula any bet 0
beneficial uffeet.
11 . 00FL_4ND'S.' (JERMAN TO
We. compounded for ann. , net inclined to ex Intim
bitter,., cud is hitonded for use lu cam u N hen mein
alcoholic utimulaut ie required In connection 'nth
the Tonic grupertibs of the Bitters Each bottle of
We Topic coutl.lias "ago bottle of the Bitten., , ono
billed with pure cant. Crux Ruin, and ,fiavor , d In
Buch a miniuer that the ....tamale ',Wen n. of tic
itten , Is overcome, totalling a preparation highly
egreeable 011,1 111C.11.11t in the palate, and anal al I, I ng
the medicinal virtueu of the Bitter.. The price of
the Tonic is El per bottle. which many bervons
think too ie il. They must. tali,. into ....Monition
that the stimulant wont I. gatar,,uteed io be of a pine
quality, A pr or article tould be furnished at a
heager price, but le it not better to pay a little more
and have a good article? Aen Webb,' pr, ',trait lon
shiauld contain none but the boil ingredients, and
they who expect to obtain?'.' cheap eompound
most certainly be cheated.
They are the Greatest Known Remedies
Liver Complaial,
Jaundi,r,
and all disossea licking from a lli,ordrrod
Stomach, or Impurity of tho Blood.
Itoad tho folloxing symptoms:
Con.tipatit n
Flat ul
Poi hem of 1.1:
Aridity of the Stomach,
Llbgnit for Fund,
Fo
scar Eructations, Sink!
of -the :Stomach, Swimming of the Hood, }laded or
DB:Dealt Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Chok
ingor,Suffocating Seneations when in a Lying Pos
ture Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before. the
Sight, Dull Pain In the Head, Deficiency of Perspira
tion, Yellowness of are Skin and Eyes, Delwin the
Side, Bock. Chest, Limbs, ac., Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant imaginings of
Evil, mid U rent Drprossion of Spirits. All Stage lit
dicato Disease of the Liver ur Digestive Organs men
blued with Impure blood. -
Thu use of the Bitter. or TUtlit, IEI li .L.Oll cause the
abuse symptoms to disappear, nod the patient will
Lec“uie ssud idol i.will hp
G It EEK 011
Lighlkiny Cure for all Kinth of Pubis
and AAel.
At/piled Rxternally.—lt ill cure all hi tilt ur
Point null Arises, ouch as Rheumatism, Neu rulgit,
Touthuche, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises, ill ust Into;
Headaches. Pains In the Rack end toces, Pains In
the Joins,/ ur Limbs, Stings of Inserts, Itlngtverine,
etc.
Tukuu lulerually.—lt will care Kidney Cciaplal Ells,
llaekselies, Sick liettJaelie, Cello, D)soutery, Mar.
rill. I, eilolent Infatituni, Cholera. blurb us, Crew pti,
and Palm; In the Stomach, Serer and Ague, Ilcalkbe,
Colds, Asthma, etc.
P 0 1) 0 P If Y L L 1 N,
Fins, and
Olt SUBSEITUTt: Pint .NINRCUItY
Notions
Dr.e, de nice
The most powerful, yet . innocent, I'Ni:hi
Sliv-tts.,ll.lllotrr.S .
It le oot ta,ceevary to token handful of there. 1111,,
to produce the deelred effect; two of theft, itct.qulckly
and powerfully, cleansing the Liver, Stomach. and
Bowels of alHutpurltloe. The principal InAredlent
Poilophy Mu, or tho Alcoho.lo Extract of Man ,
drake, w lit Is hy many Halos more '
Powerful, Acting, and Searching;
than. tho Mundrako Melt. Ha - Pacoliar t,ction I.
upon the-Liver,- cleaning- it-speodily -front
structiolut, with nil ihe power of Mercury, yet ffre
(coin the Norioua rueults at ;lulled to tho ilev ot that
minoral.
lon all tllsonara, lu which .the non of a untliartle In
Indicated, i1f.113 )ylll giro entire antleiraallou In
overy 0800.
E=MME
In cuvre of tiritr Complaiht, Dyspephilu, and no•
treme Costlvenees, Dr. Ilooflund's (lemon Bitters or
Tonic should be used in connection altL the Pills.
The tonic effect of the Bitters or Tonic builds up the
system. The Bitters or Tinkle puritise the Blood,
strengthens the nerves,,ro‘utates the Liver, and
given strength, energy, and vigor.
Reap your Bowels activo with the.Pilld, and tone
hp the system with Bitters or Toule,`sud no disease
can retain its hold, or coon assail 'you, 4
'lhest .medicines aro cold by all Druggist. nod
Dealers in modielnes‘overywhere..
Recollect that it is •
G T RMA 'N REMEDI E-8,
that' ars so Universally used and highly it'.l4 ,
mended; and do not allow the bruggist to' hidden
you to take anything also that 110 may say is just as
good, becalm he makes a larger profit on it. These
Aslantlles will bu sent by Express to any locality,
upon application to the Principal 011ioo, at the
CIERMANMEDICINI. STORE
P II 1. I, A D PrIG P II 1A
CHAS. M.,EVANS,
RoniisAy.C. JAOlO3O3i ACO
Those Rom alea lira for Bali . N9' Draggisio, Stora•
kooponi, and Media!no Dalin ; evoryarhtro through•
out tq United Otatem,Vaudap, South Amorlei, and
ho.tfoot
.And4o,
fidec7D-ly
lii
Iloojiand's German _Mac,
IMILIZI
Dy pepsia
Ne I' CO U 8 Dehilily,
Disease of the Kidneys,
Of .171i:S'k7/1;
liti‘ard I II b,
n the Staituch,
Lilt. 11011FT.AND'S
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bid Cathartics known
Dlt. 1100FLAND'S
OM, Anon 'BTRBIET;
Proprietor
.Stoves,
.712rti'are and ,Pumps
G RAND
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- or THE PALL CAMPAIGN
1311,INESMITH Sc lIUPP,
NO. 62 AND 64 NORTH HANOVER:STREET,
TIN ANDSHICEDIRON WORKERS,
arid dealera in
Cook, Parioratta every rarity of I
• HEATING STOVES.
The subscribers, having recently erected a commo
dious store room, adjoining their old stand, affording
increased facilities for heathen, nro now prepared to
furnish their patrons and the public generally with
every article in their line, on the most accommo
dating terms. With a large nod varied assortment,
to which additions, nro constantly made, they feel
confident that in quality nod price they nro ahead of
all competition.
PARLOR STOVES,
COOK STOVES,
OFFICE STOVES.
This department of their stock is unacelled for
'artistic design,luperior finish, and simplicity of
arrangement, among which may he mentioned the
pUNNY SIDE FIRE PLACE HEATER,
SUNNY SIDE Dounn: ovEs
BARLEY NOBLE COON, and
NOVELTY PAR LOA COOK
with u variety of other Cook Eton cu null known fot
their Aceellonce.
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of all Nod., locludlog.,(1, 4dlolo nt44l
NATIONAL
BASE BURNEIt'S,.,
If you want an Ornamental Stove,
If you want an Economical Stove,
If you want a Powerful Heating Stove,
If you want a Perpetual Fire Keeping
Stove,
cull and examine our sloe!, N 0.., Imi aILI tied Omo
ORIENTAL ISOTnfL A-ST.
whit i.irer,il,lt, uuc and oL eu
ORIENT . AI. I' -1111,0 R II EATER,
E=l!l2l=tltl
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BASE BURNERS,
'l% ith nsaortis4ent tot
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I.lini•fi and J.tp,tl,. tl,
'Pullet Ware
• Cash and Deed Boxes
Bread, Calce, and Sugar Boxes,
EIIiVCK and Porks
Spoon's of all kinds,
Ladles, Lantems, Coal Buckets,
Enameled and Plain Hollow Ware,
Wrought. Ina] IV., Shari,'. and Tongs, Coal owl
Flour Hot uo, Flat Ira.; Brooo Kott co, Y riot
Lc., L4.,-1.4., outtarttolug.-a--lusgo-atnal_aatoorloto,....
ourtioelit to which we Jut Ile the .Lltewialt at buytlro.
\Ve ore uluo preportol to furu oh
Pumps fur Ci6terus and,Deei) Wells,
and hate for Kale the coleb,ateo SVIJO
PUMP, \l . ..ranted genuine. • ,
Conehintly on hand
FIRE. 1111ICK AND REPAIEY rolt BTOVES
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attended to promptly rind On 1,1111101121b1e termd
M"'0111 -- Srorex tirken 17: FreTra nue
Thankful for tho tuttronago Iterotof,ro to. too of
on tib Me are determined, by Increarod rht,
merit a rout tnuanco of It, tool reapectfully tole th
tothlie to callfUntl examine fur thetnaulve,
RHINESMITII % Rupg,
Nos. 62 and 64,
NORTH HANOVER STREET,
CARLISLE, PA
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COMFORTS OP 110;11E
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O'er uhiantaln and moor, though a e over inay ro
Our lieurtit turn with floolnie, luck to that Stove
Where no out all lust a Inter, n warming um tore,
And fond InenCry ecstatic, bark Its old time rep,
Stove, Stove, Buse-Burnlng, Stove,
There's no Stove lino thee, Amer:eon Stove
Forced to oulT.lr by auother, ue qiiirkly repine,
0, g: ye me the American: that I, the shrine,
About a bleb we all gather an pleasant and coat,
And keep oumelyescomfortablo way down to our Pc
Stove, Stove, A Illerleall Stove,
Thereto no Steve 1 lke thee, Saw- St.
llnd T Shoves placed before mo he te:ct by my cheic,
11,r the " Arncrieen Becce•licircier" cul:o l mthly
uty voice,
Fur with tho cool in quill Laing out !Ito heat
And It.t.)p )on warm and plotoant ELM, to your ft
&wen, Stove, montlorful St a..
Tlturd'it 110 Si to Itito IL.•r. An a l un Slot,
For sal.,nt
WM. PRIDLEVS STOVE STORE
O.K . EAST LOU THEIt eTREET,
itt the real or Altaelty 3 liuih..i Cc Vat - altars Rooms,
IVltern 700 4.011 thd ea ...wits.. of guodr
sod] as
F11111:11.06,
Ranges,
Cook Stoves,
- .Office, Parlor, and Heating Stoves,
of nil dot/. Iptiono.
tugraier with
TIN AND SILEETIRON WARE
of oil kinds. and at as loss prior.. fur Cala, a. any
ill town.
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'satin kinds cloud a 11l 11.(11CSA and desculch
' Cull and ins hero, well:Mug ulhowhore,
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TUE OT,I) ESTABLISIIF,I)
STU): E AN 1) T WARE •tiT olt R
TAMES McGONIGAL,
NO. 8L 4.)UT11 HANOVER STREET,
(,1d ql/tir evry Stovvo
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After an experienco of over thirty ytiqh In the
Stove rdid Tinware buElness, to Carlisle, Ito 'under
aignod fools confident that Ida recommendation of
Stores boa ronie weight with iko coMninnit.r. Ile
note °flora tho relobruted
EMPIRE'GAS BURNEJL
which ha fools sallidled Is the best Ilantillurner in
the market. It Is handeome, throwing a olieerful
light around the room; there are no clinkers 01011
with tho-worst comet; the hoot is reflected to the floor
and etrikos the feet Instead of the fare; the gas Is
entirely consumed ; all duet le cannel off by a hooho
pipe;
it ban ventilating damper by which roman
they,
theyhe kept thoroughly ventilatll l ! and it premieres
Li
an great heat front small it quan ty of coil litany
•Itivo ever offered to the nubile. • ' .
• lie oleo ofTere.the , "Cory Light,' mrrtthe " Beacon
Light," both Base nurture, highly recommended by
all who have mod thorn. All titer Base burners iti o
insured for' three )cafe, and if - thoy do not work
satisfactorily may ha returned. Also the following
wolf known ,
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- COON STOVES:
Ninuod;
Ircinsides, -
Farmer,
Ditunontt Slato,
and others. Thole are ail warranted and may be
returned if.uneatbibactory. thindrada of them ba i ro
boon put up •by Inn In tide conituunity, and th tr
popularity la uniroreal.
dll thorn Stores may bo mean at thy oalublieli
niontirmi_referencoa onn be given to niallen nein
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SPOUTING AND ROOTING;
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nttended to - rn town or emtuiry. -
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Ropairhis don, On short
JAMEI lIVIORICUA
No. Vlpontl7 giniong atr,et.
goootroom
Liites'of Travel.
READING} RAIL 11,94 D.
WINTEIt A RM.% NO 1:INIENT:
Mqnday, Ndvembey 21, 1870
GREAT TRUNK LINE PROM TILE North and
North-West for Philadelphia, New' York, Reading,
Pottsville, Tatbaqua, Madam', Shamokin, Lobanon,
Allentown, Easton, Ephrata, raiz, Laneastor,` Co
lumbia, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York, as follows :
At 3:10, 8:10, 10:50 a m, and - 2:50 p to, connecting'
with similar trains on Ponnaylvanin Railroad, and
arriving at.. New York at 10:10 5. in., 3:50 5:50
and 10:00 p to, respectively. Sleeping Cars accou,
parry the 8:10 a at train without change.
Returning: Leavo Now York at 5:00 a m, 12.00
noon, and 5:00 p m, Philadelphia, at 8:10 a• rn, and
3:30 p m. Sleeping Cars accompany the 5:00 p.th
train from New York, without charge.
leave Harrisburg for Reading. NW:villa, Tama
qua, blirtersvillo, Ashland, Shamokin; Allentown and
Philadelphia, at 8:10 a m, 2:60 and 4:05 p m, stop•
pin; at Lebanon and principal Vhty statiorra; the
4:00 p m train connecting for Philadelphia, Pottevil le
and Colurritia, only. For 'Pottsville, Sclorylktil
Haven and Anburn eta Schuylkill and Susquehanna
Railroad, lusvu Harrisburg at 3:45 p m.
East Pennsylvania Railroad trains leave Rending
for Allentown, Easton, and New York, at 5:00,10:30
m, 12.45 noon, and 4:45 p nr. Returning, lenvo Now
York at 9:00 a 51, 12:00 noon and 5:00 p m, and Allen
town at 7:20 a In, 12:25 noon, 2:55, 4:20 and 8:45 p in.
Way P leaves
aasenger Train Philadelphia ut 7:30
a m, con:faking with similar train ou East Ponnayl
vania Railroad, returning from Strolling at 0:20 p m,
EtoPPing at all statione.
, Lease Pottsville at 0:00 a m, 6in13:10 p rn,lleindon
at 10:15 rt m, Shamokin._ at 5:10 -and 11:20 am, /Lair.
lend, at 7:05 a m, and 12:50 noon, Maharroy City, at
7:51 a nn, and 1:30 p m, Tamaqua, at 8:33 a in, turd
2:40 p In, for Ph:lmielphirt, New York, Reading, Har
rixburg, &a.
Loavo,Pottavlllr pia S,ltuvllclll and Siniguidianna
Railroad, at 8:15 a in, 1 , ,r llarriblitfrg, and PG:Uti noon
fur l'ino Gray° and Trenmnt.
Reading A ecommothrtion Train leaves Pottsville at
5:40 a m, passes Reading at 7:30 n m, arriving at
Philadelphia nt lu:20 am. Returning, leaves Phlll4-
dolphin at 4:15 p ni, rnca lug Reading at .7:25 p m , nr
living at Pottsville 01 9:10 p en.
;Pot tstown Accommodation Train leaves Pottetuwa
at 7:1.10 a m returning leaves Philadelphia at 4:00
Columbia Railroad trains leave Reading at 7:30 1,
in, and 6:15 pm , for Ephrata, Limit, Lanearter,
lumhiaote. .
" Pt rkiomen Railroad trains learoPerklomen J e-
Ihn at 7:45, 0:00 a al, 3:00 anti 5:30 p m returning,
leavoSeliwepltsville nt 700, S:2O a m, 12:00 noon, nud
4:40 p at, r 'meeting with similar trains uu Reading
Railroad.
Uulebtoolidale Rollout"d trains lea cc Pottstown et
1,11.1 tt ni, and 0,20 p nt, .returning, lola° Mt. Pious.
ant ott 7.00 nod 11:25 n m. , cot.nieting with tinillut
rains on Ito:Wing Itnilro."l. ,
Cheater 1 alloy Railroad Heine leave Bridgeport at
8:30 a m, nod 2:05 and 5:02 p m ; returning, Hai
Downingtown at 0:35 n tu, 12:15 noon, and 5:16 p m
ColllloCling tralue_oultauding-Railroad.,
On Sundays: Leay.e New York at 6:011 Jun, Halla
deiplt fa, trEB:ooh tu, and :T:PS - p m , (the 8:01.1a to, train
tanning only to Reading,) leave Pottsville at 6:00 a
m; leave Harrisburg at 2:10 a no, and 4:05 p to:
leave Allentown at 8:45 p zu; leave Reading, at 11l
a m, and 18:05 p nt, for Ilarrieborg at 5.10 a to. in:
Nero York, and at 8:40 am, and 4.25 p m , tot Hilt
adulphla.
COlll4lll tation, 3111 cage, Season, School and Exec/-
lon tleWe'ts, to and front all points at reduced rate...
Baggage ellecked,through ; 111111‘11,1 rat II da
;Slowed each pasistfter,
G. A: NICOLLS, Gun. Stifi't
Rvading, Po., N..s. 21, ISM
pENNSYLVANIA RAILBOA
WINTER TIME T:11;1.1
Eight Trains (Daily).to and from Phila
delphia and Pittsburg; and Two
Trains Daily to and from Eris
(Sundays excepted).
DECE3II3 Elt I 0,
A FFER mON DA Y,
INTO, Pu. eliet l'oitinit of, the Pi nu.) Is an
Railroad vion, to ti depart finio Hat 111,1
arris, ant Pittsburg as 1,11. n,..
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aully . lexck-pr Nlc.tultt at ht) In., uull ut - 11%., .ti
Philatlelrhut ut 7 OIL u.
3..)—Fatil lane lead. IlanHalm y, 11111 It %tap)
\I. n tal )ats .1 u. , )u
artis a ,
t IS t ICa,tlt.)
p! In a' U 00 a. in,
at .9
Mall I lain leaves Alt tout) (rxrrpt sturltCy I
at U 00 p. m., and arrlylts at Iltutiabur); rt t.) top. tit
It) 45—Cincinnati Expr,s I l.:11.1 ibluttt,lai,
at 1)) IS p. nt., Hutt ,tt dual at 11'). t 1 ) 111111)ItIlt!»». at
3 10 n.
,H I:•pri.. tom a lltiri i.l,u rh . _Moil,.
feTeepr sfontirrytntl 1115 it' ati , l art ti
Philadelphia nt 3 25 p
V—SOUT II ERN EX Plt ESS
daily al 1 IN p. tn., ap,l un h r .u t )ti,St
at 5 15 p. m.
Harrbiblug Accolannalm lon louvreLuella .1 • 11)
(Sunday ozreptrdi at 7 25 a. it., and arritta ~t liar
ri :4‘rg at. 12 45 p. 711.
3 55-11arrisburg As,nknhulation Irsives
burg 1%12 55p. m., and alriv , sa t -4.114:111.1d 1./I t
9 49 p
00—Lanrattter Mount Jyy.
Ilarrielturg daily (except enudaytat 7 3d a. ta., and.
at rives at West Philadelphia at 12 at neon.
11353371
- 4:rO T ; 14044,74:11114 , '
rledairg daily (oacopt Stitalay) at 4 351. m , /a - I,N aqc
at F.rio at 7 40 R. To.
Harrn
-liiifg'ilidlrint. "2 '26li. arriving at 11.1 e nt 7 4il
pu
I:: 15—Chi:Humid CaLeraa 11,1114,111 g daily
att.' 16 n. m., ntrivi.s at Altoona nt 4 Cid it. in., and
arrived ut L'itt•ibure, tit 9 30 a. in.
. .
4 :10—Pittsburg Exprets Irnscy Hari Wourg daily
(I•wropt Sunday) at 4 30 n. ul.. arrive: at Altoona at
9 30 a. Kt., Witt-a lireakta,t, wttl.nrtl yes at Pnt•burg
fit p. tn.
210—Pacific Express leaves Harrisburtrdailv at
2 10 a in.. arrives at , Altoona at 0 :II a. m , takes'
breakfast and arri VeN nt Pittabors at 10 40 a. tn.
Fast Line leaves II irrkburg daily (except Lauda v )
at 441 p.m., arrives at Altoona at 8 p. take'.
supper and arrives'at Pittsburg at I'2o a m.
Hail 'train 100151 Harrisburg daily (except Pam
day) ac 1.14 p. fry, Olives ataaMtoona at 7 1 p. m .
takes supper ft,ial'arrives atPitt,t lug at 1 00 a at.
Way Passoug - er Train lacre9 liarrtsburg daily at
S 18 a. at., arrives at Alt.). at 2 20 p u and at
Pitt• Lord at 10 20 p. at
SAMUEL A. BLACK.
Supt. Mldillo Poona. U. It
/Inn isboig U v. 24. 1570.
Groceries, Pa»illy
FRESH C4ROCP,BIES
FRESH GROCERIES
I=
C'll EA P 8 'l' 0 .1? E
No. SS East Pomfret Street
AIIII „II) MO they tilt, a>n flash? Because tva soli
graat tunount of them, s rot Fell them Thut
fors. turn out stt:ch'oft en. and consequently uttr guold
must be frenn.
V., y.. 0
Quern.nro,
Glal,ware,
Slone und
et,cLtly
Ch. Ire
Lur. of vrery cienr;ptinil
Splcod and
Freoll o)alete, •
Sardinca, ..., ,
English pi, hle,,
loomtni Sy rape, de, ma.l 110 Ltta ta
NOTIONS.
It to .I.leit. to 111011t(611 and Mod kri - YoLII
.1 cod :utl parantv if it don't wait -s pot] t,•
ovine llti ytlut children, us they
trillion ße dealt with .the .wan
•
Cure ne if you wrote
Lure
.1 0111, C. • •
ALL KINDS OF
CO II NT 7? Y PR O.D U E
tALL. In 01.111A4g0 fun;;,,o b, Of 0.1111
GEO. 13. HOFFMAN'S SONS,
No. 88 East Pomfret Street,
10,epTIP CAIII.IBLV, r.
J . Ti. 31A.FIONIII]tMER,
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CHOICE:, FAMILY ORO° EMU;
VINE Qll.ll,ll'y PURE :•71,1171.1'3,4-
(2u 'eh s
61 1 sina)e,
5i0304041) d,
.I) , v_.,
Woode,4 nd
UEST IittANDS OP •
.VA l' L 0 1 1 J? ,
SALT AND PISA
Ald, KINDS ON COUNTRY PIO/DUOS
BOUGHT' AND SO'T,I)
BOUTUIVENTTORNEtt PITT AND D)A.IEJLET SIIIEhT9
, leducf.o .
Le(gther marl .Ze'an.ry
SPECIAL NOTICE:
C LA. Sr, B I'D I)
Acollectbalpi lutorin Mak /1101.11,
MR, 4ERFAITAII
Otte of tho of Dailey & C 0.,) hoe hl, "day nee
doted himself with them, limier limo ilrin !Mlle of
'ROBBINS, CLARK BIDDLE',
anti will continuo the •
WATCII,AND J.IIIW.NLItY DUALS
At tho old amt.
1,124 OIiESTN.OT srlttMf
• PIIILADELPITIA.
Tiny nto now Offal rell111•Ki 111' . 1`. , -,n Cilolco
stock of .
AMERICAN AND' SWISS WATO i , -
DIA IDONDS, JEWELRY, .
•
• STERLING SILVERWARE,
• • , TABLE CUTLERY;
'• ' ' ' AIA:NTEL ()LOOKS,
, • ENCILDM. Y4ENCII AND'YIENNA:
LEATI/ER AND FANCY GOODS.
seam. .
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